Jeneva Rose presents Home is Where the Bodies Are with Abby Jimenez

After their mother's passing, three estranged siblings return to their family home in Wisconsin to settle the estate. Claire, the eldest, is a former track star whose devastating injury sidelined her college dreams, forcing her to stay home while desperately hoping for answers about their father, who went missing seven years ago. Michael, the youngest, abandoned the town and his family for California at the first opportunity, never looking back; and Nikki, the troublesome middle child, has been kept away from the family for years by her struggle with addiction.Reunited in their childhood home, the siblings begin to sort through family memories, including their collection of home movies. They stumble across a seemingly innocuous video of the woods that line the property...until their father stumbles out of the darkness, covered in blood.Haunted by this chilling image and full of questions, each sibling has a different opinion about what they should do next: Reveal the truth, cover it up, or see if they can put the pieces together themselves?

Jeneva Rose is the New York Times bestselling author of You Shouldn’t Have Come Here, One of Us Is Dead, The Perfect Marriage, and others. Her work has been optioned for film and television and translated into more than a dozen languages. Originally from Wisconsin, she currently lives in Chicago with her husband, Drew, and her stubborn English bulldog, Winston.

Abby Jimenez is a Food Network winner, USA Today and New York Times best-selling author, and recipient of the 2022 Minnesota Book Award for her novel Life's Too Short. Abby founded Nadia Cakes out of her home kitchen back in 2007. The bakery has since gone on to win numerous Food Network competitions and has amassed an international following. Abby loves a good romance, coffee, doglets, and not leaving the house.

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